The attorneys at Hawks Quindel, S.C. represent workers and individuals throughout Milwaukee County and southeastern Wisconsin when workplace problems, disabling medical conditions, or workplace injuries threaten their income and financial stability. From our Milwaukee-area office in Glendale on the North Shore, our team helps clients understand their rights and take action when they need experienced legal representation.
Milwaukee County has a diverse workforce that includes people working in manufacturing, health systems, public employment, professional occupations, service industries, and skilled trades. The legal problem may differ from one worker to another, but our commitment does not. We work for employees and individuals, not employers or insurance companies.
Founded in 1959, Hawks Quindel, S.C. has more than 60 years of experience advocating for Wisconsin workers. With a team of more than 30 attorneys, we have lawyers who focus on different areas of workplace and disability law and can work together when a client's legal issues overlap. Call our Milwaukee office today at 414-271-8650 to learn whether your matter qualifies for a free case screening.
Securing Disability Benefits Rightfully Owed to Wisconsin Workers
How Can Our Milwaukee Attorneys Help You?
You do not need to know exactly what type of legal claim you have before contacting an attorney. Start with the problem you are experiencing, then review our practice areas to find more detailed information about the legal services available through our Milwaukee office.
Milwaukee Disability Claims
If an illness, injury, or chronic medical condition prevents you from continuing your career, disability benefits can provide critical income protection. Our Milwaukee disability lawyers represent individuals dealing with employer-sponsored disability plans, private disability policies, benefit denials, administrative appeals, and other disability insurance issues.
Disability claims can become especially complicated when long-term disability insurance, ERISA, Social Security Disability, workers' compensation, or employment rights overlap. Our attorneys can identify which benefits apply and determine how those claims should be coordinated.
Learn more at: Milwaukee Disability Lawyers
Social Security Disability Claims
If a serious medical condition prevents you from maintaining substantial work and you need to seek disability benefits from the federal government, Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) may apply.
Our attorneys help people pursue Social Security disability benefits at different stages of the process, including appeals after the Social Security Administration denies a claim. This is separate from disability insurance obtained through an employer or purchased privately.
Learn more at: Milwaukee Social Security Disability Lawyers
Milwaukee Employment Law Matters
Employees should not have to face unlawful workplace treatment alone. The employment attorneys at Hawks Quindel, S.C. represent workers—not employers—in disputes involving discrimination, retaliation, wrongful termination, workplace harassment, Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) rights, and restrictive agreements such as non-competes.
If something has changed at work and you suspect your employer has violated your rights, speaking with an attorney can help you understand the law before you make decisions that affect your job or potential claim.
Learn more: Wisconsin Employment Lawyers
Workers' Compensation Claims
A work injury can raise immediate questions about medical treatment, lost income, and your ability to return to work. Wisconsin's workers' compensation system provides benefits to qualifying employees injured in the course of their employment.
Our Milwaukee workers' compensation attorneys represent injured workers when disputes arise over benefits, medical evidence, the extent of an injury, or other issues affecting a claim. We advocate for employees throughout the workers' compensation process rather than employers or their insurance carriers.
Learn more at: Milwaukee Workers' Compensation Lawyers
Why Do Milwaukee Workers Choose Hawks Quindel, S.C.?
Legal problems involving your health, employment, or ability to earn an income are personal. You need more than a lawyer who understands the law. You need someone who understands what is at stake for you.
Having a larger team is useful when legal problems intersect. A medical condition, for example, could raise questions about disability benefits and employment protections. A workplace injury may involve workers' compensation and affect a worker's long-term ability to remain employed. Attorneys within our different practice groups can work together when a client's circumstances require it.
Our size does not change the fundamentally personal nature of our work. Our clients understand who is fighting for them, what is happening in their case, and why a particular strategy makes sense.
We Work For You. Trusted Advocates. Proven Results. Real People.
Where Is the Hawks Quindel, S.C., Milwaukee Office?
Our Milwaukee-area office is in Glendale on Milwaukee's North Shore, providing convenient access for clients from Milwaukee County and surrounding southeastern Wisconsin communities.
Hawks Quindel, S.C. – Milwaukee Office
5150 N Port Washington Rd, Suite 243
Milwaukee, WI 53217-5470
Phone: (414) 271-8650
The office offers free on-site parking and wheelchair-accessible facilities. Office hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with other times available by appointment. English- and Spanish-language assistance is available.
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Milwaukee Office
Do I have to live in Milwaukee to work with your Milwaukee attorneys?
No. Our Milwaukee-area attorneys represent clients throughout Milwaukee County and southeastern Wisconsin. If another Hawks Quindel, S.C. office is better suited to your location or legal matter, our team can help direct your inquiry to the appropriate office.
Which Hawks Quindel, S.C. office should I contact?
You can begin with the office most convenient to you. When you contact us, tell us where you live or work and briefly describe your legal issue. Our team can determine the appropriate practice group and office for your inquiry.
Can I contact the Milwaukee office if I do not know what type of claim I have?
Yes. You do not need to diagnose your legal problem before reaching out. Explain what happened and how it is affecting your work, health, income, or benefits. Our team can determine whether your situation falls within one of the areas our attorneys handle.
Contact Our Milwaukee Attorneys to Learn More
If you are dealing with a workplace dispute, work injury, disability claim, or another employee-side matter we handle, contact the attorneys at Hawks Quindel, S.C. to begin the intake process. We will listen to what happened, identify the appropriate practice group, and explain the next step.
Call our Milwaukee office at (414) 271-8650 or complete our confidential contact form to learn whether your matter qualifies for a free case screening.